A Western special ops unit called the Mozart Group is training Ukrainian recruits. Volunteers offer crash courses in military tactics that are expected to last at least six months normally.
One of the former US Marines yells, "Stand by." The next signal is "Threat!" and a barrage of gunfire reverberates throughout a deserted quarry on a Ukrainian hillside merely a few miles from the front lines of battle.
In the 30C heat, sweat from the men is mixed with dust that the bullets have stirred up. The instructor points to a man with a frustrated expression who has scattered little holes around a target five meters distant and declares, "That is not the gun." "You were putting the sight on a different spot every time."
The Ukrainian recruits undertake target practice in a quarry near the frontline.
40 new Ukrainian recruits who were taken directly from the fighting are receiving a rigorous 10-day training course from a team of eight skilled and experienced western ex-milita...
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